Originally Posted by AZFlyer (Post 2933468)

Similarly, all the time I see flight attendants wheel their bags onto the employee bus and park their bags on the floor right in front of the luggage rack fully assembled, with handles fully extended blocking the luggage rack. Meanwhile the rest of the 10 crew members boarding the bus are forced to lift their bags up and over these FAs bag handles onto the rack. And the floor space under the rack is under-utilized because it was used to park just a couple of upright FA bags.

If the bus is basically empty, whatever, no big deal. But if you're boarding with a dozen other crew members, have a little situational awareness.

Originally Posted by Guppydriver95 (Post 2933510)

Amen. Happens all the time. No awareness at all. I’ve grown tired of having to hurdle their handles in order to stow my bag, so I just push their extended handle down like it should have been in the first place.

Originally Posted by Rahlifer (Post 2933445)

Alright. How about flight attendants that wait until they’re number one at the KCM check point before they start digging through their 6 carryons looking for their government issued ID? I’ve yet to see a pilot do this.

Originally Posted by Rahlifer (Post 2933445)

Alright. How about flight attendants that wait until they’re number one at the KCM check point before they start digging through their 6 carryons looking for their government issued ID? I’ve yet to see a pilot do this.

Originally Posted by Rahlifer (Post 2933445)

Alright. How about flight attendants that wait until they’re number one at the KCM check point before they start digging through their 6 carryons looking for their government issued ID? I’ve yet to see a pilot do this.

Originally Posted by AZFlyer (Post 2933468)

Similarly, all the time I see flight attendants wheel their bags onto the employee bus and park their bags on the floor right in front of the luggage rack fully assembled, with handles fully extended blocking the luggage rack. Meanwhile the rest of the 10 crew members boarding the bus are forced to lift their bags up and over these FAs bag handles onto the rack. And the floor space under the rack is under-utilized because it was used to park just a couple of upright FA bags.

If the bus is basically empty, whatever, no big deal. But if you're boarding with a dozen other crew members, have a little situational awareness.

Originally Posted by StallWeezy (Post 2933562)

while using his cell on speakerphone.

Originally Posted by GogglesPisano (Post 2933597)

This has become the new norm. Speakers in public with no regard to those around you.

Like highbeams on the highway, it seems to be a new trend.

Originally Posted by StallWeezy (Post 2933629)

I’ve been playing music on speakerphone louder than their speakerphone conversation. Works well.

Originally Posted by John Carr (Post 2933650)

I like how they look at us when we do this. Like we just infringed on their rights and took something away from them.



I also like to do it when sitting in a bathroom stall and person next to me is playing something.



I’d like to get an edited clip from Austin Powers with Tom Arnold edited out to play in that situation.